@gigishopper wrote:
After reading the comments, I looked at the menu. I picked one up since it is relatively close to my house. The specific retail item that I would select anyway is $26.99 and will feed my family for lunch the next day. That leaves $23 for my husband and me to eat lunch. $50 reimbursement sounds good to me. Im all in! I wish I could have self assigned the other one in my city, but it went away after I self assigned the one near my house.
@ShopperGirly wrote:
@gigishopper wrote:
After reading the comments, I looked at the menu. I picked one up since it is relatively close to my house. The specific retail item that I would select anyway is $26.99 and will feed my family for lunch the next day. That leaves $23 for my husband and me to eat lunch. $50 reimbursement sounds good to me. Im all in! I wish I could have self assigned the other one in my city, but it went away after I self assigned the one near my house.
You may want to re-read the instructions. It is not a $50 payment but a reimbursement UP TO $50. These packs are terrible and not worth the 26.99. The rolls are soggy and the ham and cheese are all over the place. (They need to be cut apart). Also, you have to buy a lunch item.
@olympia tennenbaum wrote:
Would love a hint if anyone has one. Thanks!
@gigishopper wrote:
Im not sure if the retail purchase would feed a group of 5 guys.
@olympia tennenbaum wrote:
Would love a hint if anyone has one. Thanks!
@gigishopper wrote:
Im not sure why people are salty over a $50 reimbursement for food in today's economy. Call me lame, but this covers a lunch date with my husband or daughter and food to take home. I have a Master's degree and make a nice salary at my full time job, and I am not too proud to take on an assignment like this one.
Today, from shopperbob's earlier post (which did make me laugh), I learned about a different interpretation of the acronym YMMV, which I am quite smitten with. YOU MAKE ME VOMIT. I believe it is applicable here. However, I respectfully interject my opinion, and do not mean to offend anyone.@Morledzep wrote:
I'm with Ses, meat and sugar are my favs, as long as they aren't together. I won't miss doing any honeybaked ham shop, even if they are available here.
I don't eat ham anyway, there is something about the texture and the way my stomach feels afterward. I'm still baffled about that sweet and savory thing, when you add sugar to hot or savory it all tastes like vomit to me.
@sestrahelena wrote:
I really miss when we could get a whole little crusty ham. Meat and sugar are my two favorite food groups.
Thanks! I hope my previous post didn’t come off as negative or bashing. I just learned about this, and there are actually quite a few in my area. I thought this was like Wild Fork, but it seems to be more of a restaurant.@gigishopper wrote:
Honeybaked Ham also sells turkey and chicken salad. There is also a 12 pack of turkey and cheese sliders...just an FYI for anyone who doesnt like ham.
@Okie wrote:
@gigishopper wrote:
I was about to say I’ve never ever seen one in my area, but just logging in, it’s like the mystery shop gods arepunishingblessing me with a hot shop. I decided to pick this shop up in my theme of trying new shops. $50 reimbursement, but only date available with no reschedule option
End the shop cycle Okie wait until the end of next month.
I was able to schedule a shop for mid-Oct. That was the only one available. I’m not sure, but it sounds like these shops don’t come around often? Anyways, in all seriousness, I’m glad to get a shop scheduled and be able to try it.@wrosie wrote:
End the shop cycle Okie wait until the end of next month.